Aberdeen firm fined £322,500 after worker killed by steel tube

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:20

An Aberdeen firm has been fined £322,500 after a worker was killed by a falling steel tube at the harbour.

Albert Ross, 67, died after being struck by a steel tube during an unloading incident from a cargo ship at Dunnottar Quay in Aberdeen South Harbour. Sea-Cargo was fined following the incident.

How it is being reported

• Aberdeen firm Sea-Cargo fined more than £300,000 after dock worker killed in crane tragedyPress and Journal · 22 Sept, 17:28
• Firm fined £322,500 after worker killed by falling steel tubeBBC North East Orkney And Shetland · 22 Sept, 16:40

In this story: Albert Ross · Sea-Cargo · Aberdeen · Dunnottar Quay

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